Tree2mydoor Gifts Blog

  Looking for a December birthday gift this month for that person who’s really hard to buy for? Do they already have everything they could ever possibly need and with...

Similar to citrus trees, the myrtle variety is usually a small tree or shrub that’s native to the Mediterranean and parts of northern Africa meaning it doesn’t fare well when...

The Myrtle Tree (or Myrtus communis) is a dwarf tree or shrub that’s cherished for its abundance of dainty, evergreen leaves that adorn the branches year round. In summer, the...

It is with a heavy heart that we at Tree2mydoor must say goodbye to one of the greatest monarchs in British history. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II will be laid...

Father’s day is a time to let dad know just how much he really means to you and how grateful you are to have him in your life. Even so,...

Looking for a special Mother’s Day Gift Idea? Have a look at our Mothers Day Plants Gifts. Spring is most definitely underway and with the recent sunny weather that the...

Bay trees are low maintenance and with just a little bit of pruning in the summer it’s easy to keep in good shape. Read through our bay tree care guide...

Latest Update December 2021 UPDATE - We are fully operational and delivering gifts throughout the festive period We will be closed for Christmas from Midday 24th December to 4th January Our chosen...

If you’re lucky enough to have a blackthorn bush (or sloe bush) in your garden why not try our Sloe Gin Recipe in autumn when the branches are heaving with...

Uh oh, it looks like Tree2mydoor has come over all red. Why? Well, we seem to have developed a bad case of Ruby Anniversary fever! A Ruby Wedding Anniversary is...

Pomegranate Tree Facts: Latin Name: Punica Granatum Nana Hardiness: Moderately hardy. Enjoys a full-sun environment and needs protection in temperatures under 10°C Pollination: Self Fertile Height: Our Pomegranate tree gifts...

Mirto is a traditional, herbal Sardinian liqueur made from the small blue-black berries of the myrtle tree. Although myrtle berries are edible, they are rarely eaten and are more often...